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TCA9548A: WHEN TCA9548 IS TURNED ON, WHY DOES IT RISE TO A HIGHER VALUE THAN 1.8V (MOVEV TO 2.0V)?

Part Number: TCA9548A

HELLO, I HAVE A QUESTION USING FOR A TCA9548

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I2C CONDITION

MASTER1 - IO LEVEL 3.3V

  • CONNECT
    • PIN 19,20 (SCL,SDA)
    • PIN 24 (RESET) TO MASTER GPIO

MASTER2 - IO LEVEL 1.8V

  • CONNECT
    • PIN 1,2(SD0,SC0)

SLAVE1 - IO LEVEL 1.8V

  • CONNECT
    • PIN 1,2(SD0,SC0)

MASTER1, WHEN WRITE TO SLAVE1, MASTER2 GOING TO RESET, AND DONE , TCA9548 GOING TO TURN OFF & MASTER2 WRITE TO SLAVE1 START TO ANOTHER WRITE...

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SO MY QUESTION IS THAT, WHEN TCA9548 IS TURNED ON, WHY DOES IT RISE TO A HIGHER VALUE THAN 1.8V (MOVEV TO 2.0V)?